RAD111 Ch5 Humerus + Shoulder Girdle Angles

PT and CR angle for AP Humerus

0 CR

Hand is supinated

PT and CR angle for lateral Humerus

0 CR

Elbow flexed 90 degrees

PT and CR angle for Mediolateral lateral humerus

oblique body as needed 20-30 from PA

CR 0

PT and CR angle for mid-to-distal humerus

90 degree elbow

0 CR

PT and CR angle for transthoracic lateral (humerus)

0 CR

Hand is neutral

PT and CR angle for AP external rotation shoulder

0 CR

Hand supinated

PT and CR angle for AP internal rotation (lateral view)

0 CR

Back of hand on thigh

PT and CR angle for Inferiosuperior axial (Lawerence Method) shoulder

CR 25-30 degrees medially with arm abducted at 90 degrees

CR 15-20 degrees medially with arm abducted

PT and CR angle for Exaggerated external rotation (Lawerence Method/Inferiosuperio axial)

CR 25-30 degrees medially with arm abducted 90 and hand in an external position with the thumb pointed down at 45 degrees

PT and CR angle for Inferiosuperior axial (Clements modification) shoulder

CR perpendicular to abducted axilla at 90 degrees

CR 5-15 degrees to abducted axilla

PT and CR angle for PA axial transaxillary (Modified Bernageau method) shoulder

CR 30 degrees caudad with arm at 160-180 degrees abducted and body 70 degrees from PA

PT and CR angle for Superiorinferior transaxillary shoulder

CR 5-15 degrees toward elbow with elbow flexed at 90 degrees

PT and CR angle for AP oblique (Grashey Method) shoulder

CR 0 with body rotated 35-40 degrees toward affected side

PT and CR angle for Apical AP Axial shoulder

CR 30 degrees caudad

PT 0

PT and CR angle for Tangential Intertubercular sulcus (Fisk Modification) shoulder

ERECT (Fisk Modification):

- CR 0

- PT leaning forward 10-15 degrees from vertical

SUPINE:

-CR 10-15 degrees posterior from horizontal

-PT 0

PT and CR angle for Neutral rotation shoulder

0

PT and CR angle for transthoracic lateral: proximal humerus (Lawrence Method) shoulder

CR 0

PT 0 with hand in neutral position

PT and CR angle for transthoracic lateral proximal humerus Lawerence method IF the patient is too weak to move uninjured arm up and let the injured arm hang

CR 10-15 cephalad

If the patient is in too much pain to drop the injured arm and raise the uninjured arm for a transthoracic lateral Lawerence shoulder, what's the PT and CR angle

PT : as far as pt can go

CR; 10-15 cephalad

PT and CR angle for PA oblique Scapular Y shoulder

CR 0

PT body 45-60 degrees

PT and CR angle for tangential supraspinatus outlet (Neer Method) shoulder

CR 10-15 caudal

PT 45-60 body oblique

(Like Scap Y but with the CR angled)

PT and CR angle for AP Apical oblique axial (Garth Method) shoulder

CR 45 caudad

PT 45 toward affected side

PT and CR angle for AP and AP Axial Clavicle

AP:

CR & PT 0

AP Axial

CR 15-30 Cephalad

PT 0

For an AP Axial clavicle, how should the CR change for a asthenic or hypersthenic patient

Asthenic: 25-30 degrees CR

Hypersthenic: 15-20 degrees CR

PT and CR angle for AP AC Joints (with and without weights)

0

PT and CR angle for the Alternative AP Axial(Zanca) AC Joints

CR 10-15 cephalic

PT 0

PT and CR angle for AP Scapula

CR 0

PT arm, abducted 90 degrees on forehead`

PT and CR angle for Lateral scapula

CR 0

PT body 45 degrees